Saint Lucia – In observance of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment successfully executed a Self Defense Training Initiative. Held on October 28, 2025, the initiative aimed at empowering participants and strengthening community resilience. Co-ordinated by the Community Services Unit, the activity provided participants with practical physical […]

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A US aircraft carrier’s arrival in the Caribbean has sparked a major Venezuelan military mobilization and created a diplomatic crisis over the legality of recent deadly US anti-drug strikes.

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Guyana is launching a national effort to reduce bullying in schools through rehabilitation-focused programmes, stronger support for teachers, and the introduction of Moral and Civic Education.

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Mindtrip has partnered with The Islands of The Bahamas to provide AI-powered trip planning on the national tourism website, offering personalized itineraries, updated travel information, and guidance across the country’s 16 major islands.

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The US is ending production of the penny to save money, leaving businesses to round prices and prompting debate over whether the nickel should be next.

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Newly released Epstein emails mentioning Donald Trump have intensified political pressure, sparked demands to release all investigative files, and exposed growing divisions within the Republican Party.

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Vernan George – St. Kitts-Nevis Observer A Middle Island resident, Troy McDonald, has been fined $4,000 after pleading guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to supply. The case stems from a joint operation at Charlestown Pier on June 13, conducted by the Task Force Unit and Customs officers. McDonald was spotted approaching the MV […]

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The United States has pledged long-term assistance to help Jamaica recover from Hurricane Melissa, sending rescue teams, helicopters, and humanitarian aid through partnerships with local and international organisations.

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A nationwide power failure in the Dominican Republic left millions without electricity after a substation fault caused a chain reaction that shut down two major power plants and crippled the grid.

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Barbados taxi operators are urging drivers to reject Uber, calling the company a threat to local livelihoods and black entrepreneurship.

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